Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-10

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fram 9 severe oOld, but otheFWise bis
health shows no impAiFment since bis
return 10 duiy. Acting Secretary Fair
ehild 10 still regarded as his most likely
s1ecessrr.
Lacy Parssas Esckea -.
CoIr1EBus (Obio). March 9.-Laey b
PAFsons. the lecturing Anarchist. vas
refused hall by . local military com
pang, where she proposed 60 speak 60
niRhk. She called on the Mayer %
protest against such actioB. ard eecane
20 abusiTe and demar afralive that she
vas locked Up. When Mrs. Parsons
sailed o. the manaeemont Of the ar
Inory where the spsech was 20 have
been made and was informed thai she
ccnld not secure she place for thai puE-
pose. and also that the Maycf bad been
asked % prevent the mestinR fgom BE-
ina held, she procseded 10 the city pFis-
on and vas eonsiderably enraged &c the
tine. She told tie Mayor ske wanted
peogeetion AZ The armoxy, and requested
bis assisianea IN securing the ball. Ii
had been paid for. she vas informed
that the poles wo1ld be sent 10 the
armsFy Of The military company. and
thai no meeting Of that chRracteF Uould
be held. she proceeded 10 upbraid him
in the name Of freedoaD. saying that be
was Q sooundrel ana nnfit for the posi-
ti0n be oocnpisd, else be would ex-
tend The protection ssked for; that there
would in tina be 3 revolution and q deal
By which working people would secure
their rights. She finally informed the
Mayer shat be vas Of little consequence,
and that the meetinc would be held re-
gaFdlesa Of him or his police proteetion.
Il she height Of her exeitemenh the
Mayor ordered her 10 Be taken 10 4 cell.
and she has refused 10 let any Of The
local sympashisers see her tonight, al
though q number Of them have called.
Quite q number gathered a. the armory
20 attend the meeting. not knowing that
Mrs. Parsons had been arrested, bat
none Of them were allowed % come in,
being informed that the meeting would
net taEe place. They held q sort Of In
soon dispersed. Tonight she sent the
followiRR telegram:
"A. R. Parsons. County Jail, Chi.
cago. Arrested 20 prevent my speaking.
Am all right Neiify the press.
Lucx.n
RaeCarahy sailed Tor Rurope
NEw YoRK, March 9.-Jassin Ne
CarthY. the noted lecturer, historian
and Member Of Parliament, sailed this
morning for Europe.
The stranded Steamer Rhein.
NoRroLK, (va.), March 9.-The
steamer GoldBboro, which arrived here
this esenip0 from Philadelphia. reports
passing at $50 this morning the North
German Lloyd ship Rhein, from BFe-
men for Baltimore. ashore Of Hog
Island. She was lying fron thres TO
four miles from shore, bard aground,
with her bow ON the bar and her star
board anchor out. Boats we're passing
the Rhein and the Old Domin-
len steamer Richmond. which was rem
deripg necessary assistance 10 the
stranded vessel. The viad vas light.
bus fresheninR, and the weather vas
getting thick. The Old Dominion
steamer WiaRok, from New York for
had not passed in at the eapes
at $50 D. m, and 1t IL supposed that she
stopped 10 assist the Richmond in ron.
dsFing aid to the stranded steamer.
which had large passenger list.
Lehn sherman and ms Party.
CHARLESTON Is. O.. March 9.-John
sherman and his party reached Charles
ton at o'clock this morning. and re-
NAMED here until 3 o'clock this after
noon, Vbsn they left for Savannah,
whence they will 60 10 Flerida and
thence to O0ba.
TresfeF,H GommEaaion signed.
WAsHNaroN, March 9.--The Presi-
dent today signed the commission Of
Of Deeds james NJ. Trotter.
Immense Geld FInds IN Africa.
wAsH1SoroN, March 9.-Vioa Consul
KniRht reports 10 the Department Of
State concerning the Trausvoal gold
helds, that the wonderful Shelba reef
has been eclipsed by another reef dis
covered last summer and known as
Thomas's reef, from Which samples Of
quartz weighing 5000 pounds, ID is
claimed, yielded l4S ounces of cold.
These discoveries naturally gave an i'm
petns 10 prospecting on large scale, re-
suitinR in the discovery Of maFvello0sly
extensive and rich gold quartz veins.
The Vice Consul says that he 3lieves,
after making inquiries and dtAainina
the best possible information. she
Transvaal fields when fully developed
will .rove among the richest in the
world The Fecest discoveries have
naturally given rise 20 no end Of specn
Iation and mining ventuFss, and great
rush Of capitalists, miners and ad-
venturers. has set in. 0n the Geld
near Shelba reef the city BarbeFtsn has
sprung up as II BY magic, numberine
1000 70 5000 people and rapidly
The report ooneludes by cauti0nine
persons without means not 90 venture
into the cold country unless they ba
practical miners, AZ eondi-
tions existing there are very hard and
many will be doomed 10 bitter disap-
pointment.
mafiFoad nien In aeasions
CH1uAao, March 9.--At today's session
of the Central TFaf8o Association an
Affirmative report Was presented from
the Committee appointed yesterday 20
coueider whether the Association would
be continued after the Interstate Com.
merce Law goes into eject. A Feaolu-
tion was tbereupon adopted that she
Association be formed 10 accordance
With the report and that the present
Commissioners be continued as Chair
man Of the Organization The Com
miasioner's report vas then referred
back ts the Oemmittee % Be printed
and mailed 20 each Of the members, re-
qaestine that q letter b. sent forthwith
70 the Chairman recording theiF votes
for The adoption, or Suggesting aneh
amendments 10 the plan as they may
desire.
AZ there will be large number Of IN
exrffed portions Of mileage tiekets IN.
uaed on the date when tue new Law
takes eject, ID was agreed that any one
% desiring could sell i0oQ-mils ticket
90 70 April 1st. limited 70 expire 5uly
Slst. st not les than SIS per ticket. A
resolution vas adopted that the use Of
q 1000 mile ticket should Be limited 10
the individual whsse name - thereon.
All unadinsted pool balances wers re-
ferfsd 10 arbitration. V. 7. Maliot vas
vas selsstsd aa The principal Arbitrator,
The nsw ciaasifeatton of trank linee
vas sdopted By ell ths roads In the a.
sociation. taking eaece on April ist.
The Middle and Western freight AZ
ar.afakfass wma r,arnnH fntm the faFz4rn